
Mr. Dr.
Anyone else remember this show? I remember it was on either right before or right after Animaniacs on the good old Kids' WB!. I didn't see much of it but from what I could gather it was a pretty cool show and now that all the eps are online I'm looking for requests.
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Great series, and it pretty much paved the way for a lot of other great cartoons.
My personal favorite villain was Mr. Freeze.

It had its ups and downs. I liked the original version, but the Art Shift after they changed it to New Adventures or whatever was annoying.
One episode I always remember is "Tyger, Tyger". That was good shit.
This is still a signature.

I really liked the Baby Doll and Mad Hatter episodes. I really never got to watch enough of it though because as a kid I didn't like it as much as I do now. Is it really online anywhere? Youtube doesn't have much.
Oh brother, not that!

Sloving cases one by one
My personal favorite of animated Batman. And done by Bruce Timm none of the less! I should pop in the DV Ds of these episodes again sometime.

Still the best animated version of Batman ever done, despite good efforts like The Brave and the Bold and Under the Red Hood.
Top Ten favorite episodes, in no particular order:
I am the Night.
Baby-Doll.
The Laughing Fish.
Almost Got 'Im.
Legends of the Dark Knight.
Mad Love.
Showdown.
On Leather Wings.
Heart of Ice.
Day of Judgement.

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I used to have two of the box sets. Actually, I wouldn't mind having the entire series (or at least all the episodes before the Art Shift), though the last time I saw the DV Ds I was like "this show really isn't as good as I remember."
Let's see, favorite episodes:
The Underdwellers.
The one where the fat guy runs a human slave operation (I forget its name)
Two-Face
Feat of Clay
the second Clock King episode where he has those devices that can speed up or slow down time. That was always such a cool premise.
And I think I really liked City of Steel too (but I never had the box set that featured that episode, so it really has been awhile)

I see the Awesomeness.
You could just watch it online, they've got it up on a video hosting site.
Hm, I take that back, they don't have all the eps up.
edited 6th Mar '11 9:19:26 AM by Deboss

Anyone else remember this show?
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Anyway, I love it, though I hate it's elitist fanbase, who put down any other animated adaptation (The Batman, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, etc.) for not being as good.
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edited 6th Mar '11 10:02:05 AM by ManwiththePlan

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Remember it?
Bitches, I'm watching it.
edited 6th Mar '11 10:02:10 AM by RichReeders
Don't you try anything, you baked good you.

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Yep, My Brain Stopped
I actually have the entire first series on DVD, sans New Adventures and its art shift. Still haven't watched all the episodes though.

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edited 6th Mar '11 11:35:15 AM by NapoleonDeCheese

cuter, cuddlier Edmond
Superheroes just aren't my genre. You'll notice the episodes I like tend either to have an interesting hypothetical premise, or else some really hard-hitting human element. I could care less about Braniac becoming Lex Luthor's imaginary friend or shit like that.
That being said, "Mad as a Hatter" was a good episode too. Hated his return appearances though.
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edited 6th Mar '11 1:21:49 PM by MoeDantes

Pat. St. of Archive Binge
The first series had a lot of Off-Model moments. Yes, I know, stone the heretic, he said "Jehova", but some of them really show their age - "On Leather Wings" and "Mad as a Hatter" spring to mind.
Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.

I've always had a soft spot for "His Silicon Soul" just because of a deconstruction of the Evil Twin aspect, it's possible to immitate the hero too well. Kevin Conroy's performance was phenominal (apparently voicing both Batman's simultaneously), especially when the robot Batman starts to lose it thinking that he killed a man. They visit a similar idea in the Justice League episode "Legends" when the supposedly imaginary Justice Guild saved the day.

^^^ BTAS, for all that it was amazing, had a recurring problem where some villains eventually got less and less effective as they were in their origin. Mr. Freeze, Mad Hatter (though he had Perchance to Dream, which was a great episode as well), Killer Croc, and Baby Doll all ran into this... even Ra's to an extent.
My top ten favorite episodes... hmm... in no particular order.
- Heart Of Ice
- Feat Of Clay
- Harley's Holiday
- Second Chance
- The Laughing Fish
- Joker's Millions
- Holiday Knights
- The Clock King
- Joker's Favor
- Vendetta
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense."
- Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.
- Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.

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edited 7th Mar '11 5:13:03 AM by NapoleonDeCheese

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Yep, My Brain Stopped
I think there was only two episodes where Mad Hatter is OOC, the one in Gotham Knights with Dick's old circus and the one where he uses voodoo dolls or something. "Perchance to Dream" had him totally in character though, what with him breaking down, demanding why Batman didn't just leave him alone even though he gave Bats his greatest dreams.